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England.
It is composed as follows:
Chairman.
Sir T. Jackson, Bart. of Stansted House, Stansted,
Essex.
Members.
J. H. Scott, Esq.
of Lower Woodside, Hatfield, Herta.
Sir H.Miers, F.R.S.etc. Principal, London University.
Dr. Cantlie
Gersham Stewart,Esq.
of 140 Harley Street, W.
Sir F. Lugard.
M.P.
Any general enquiries can be referred to the
Chairman, or to myself when in England.
4. I concur in Mr. Harcourt's suggestion to
ask the authorities of the University (through the Governor) to supply a paper of generalinformation for
distribution to persons interested and in order to
save your department any trouble in the matter I will
at once write myself to Sir H. May.
By
5. In the meantime I enclose the latest
Memorandum that I am aware of drawn up myself a few
days before leaving HongKong for your information. I
have a few additional copies if required. The first
four pages form a précis of the salient points in
connection with the University: the remainder
consists of Appendices and plans.
6.
The bulk and cost of this Memorandum pre-
cludes its distribution to every casual enquirer,
and
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